. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. the while house is clamping down, but the anti-ice resistance is spreading. protesters filling the streets in 15 u.s. cities coast to coast to oppose ice operations. attention now turns to who is funding all of the anarchy. >> john: we're covering the unrest from los angeles. ken cuccinelli will join us in moments. >> sandra: we begin with max gordon live on the ground in l.a. at this moment. how are things looking there? >> hi, sandra. relative calm here at the federal complex in downtown l.a. this has been the epicenter of the protests. as you can see aroundmer, not many protesters. more media than protesters at this moment. just some national guard soldiers standing guard. no sight of the marines. they're still down in seal beach south of l.a. they're conducting training. when they will get to the los angeles area, they won't have any live ammunition and they wouldn't be conducting law enforcement. they will be protecting buildings like this one as well as protecting federal employ

sandra. >> sandra: my favorite segment today, new threads may no longer need to stress.t will be filled by artificial intelligence. joining us is carley shimkus and brian brenberg, co-host of the big money show. carley, thanks for staying up with us. >> carley: ai would be wonderful about now. >> sandra: great to have you here. behind curtain, ai could wipe out half of all white-collar jobs and spike employment to 10 to 20%. that sounds terrifying, is it true? >> brian: that sounds terrifying, don't go into terror mode yet. ai is a powerful tool and will change way we work. especially in the white ol car space. you have toy did ploy ai and check ai and you have to figure out, am i getting quality results or am i not? that has to be the work of a person who can think critically. if you're a student, training for white collar work and nobody has taught you to think critically, how to evaluate something and reason through if it makes sense, you'll be in trouble. if you're a learner and you can think critically, this is the kind of work that leverages what you can do and mak

sandra?ndra: trey yingst in tel aviv, thank you very much. john? >> john: wouldn't that be something? for more on the investigation into the leaks let's bring in john yoo, former deputy assistant attorney general and former law clerk for supreme court justice clarence thomas. here is what karoline leavitt said about the leak just a short time ago in the briefing. listen here. >> leaking top-secret classified intelligence is a crime, and people need to be held accountable for that crime. this administration wants to ensure that classified intelligence is not ending up in a responsible hands. we need to get to the bottom of it, and we need to strengthen that process to protect our national security and protect the american public. >> john: so the providence of this document was the defense intelligence agency. we don't know where the leak came from. the contents of the report were later confirmed to fox news. i don't know if it was actually declassified. but it would seem at the moment that the

sandra. sandra: john, thank you.s way in the middle east. ♪ (tony) my heart has experienced life-changing wins, losses, and countless miles. to keep living at my speed, i trust qunol coq10. coq10 is the #1 cardiologist-recommended supplement for heart health. (skateboard wheels roaring) qunol. the brand i trust. when did i call leaffilter? when i saw my gutters overflowing onto my porch. leaffilter is a permanent gutter solution, so, you never have to worry about costly damage from clogged gutters again. it's the easiest call you can make. call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. sandra: secretary of state marco rubio is speak exclusively to fox news encounselorring iran to re-gaucheuate and if they real -- negotiate and if they retaliate, it'll be the worst decision they make. reporter: hi, sandra. the regime in iran is the weakest it's ever been in history, and they believe that weakness is going to incentivize them back into negotiations with the united states. secretary rubio on our air a moment ago j

>> sandra: top of a new hour. we are keeping our eyes on washington for two live event at the top of this hour. president trump is set to depart the white house on his way to new jersey any moment now. and the state department is about to hold a briefing, as the world awaits news from the united states on iran. while come back as we head into a second hour of "america reports." good to be with you, john. i'm sandra smith in new york. the one on john roberts and washington. the presidents of that he will decide in a two week. matt, but something is really representative seem to view negotiations a little bit differently. >> with innocent blood still dripping from your hands, you come here asking for sympathy. you demand protection from this counsel while plotting the extermination of my people. it's enough. enough with the performances. enough with the theater. >> sandra: that was israeli ambassador to the united nations, danny d, he will be joining us on sat and moments. >> john: we are awaiting that anxiously, bu

>> sandra: trainings, thank you very much. >> john: sandra, backed israel. ron dermer is the former israeli ambassador to the united states. services israel's minister of strategic affairs. thanks for joining us. we really appreciate it. the ayatollah is talking tough. a little while ago, dismissing president trump's demands for unconditional surrender. this was the word out of tehran. >> interpreter: the iranian nation will not surrender to anyone. the zionist enemy has made a big mistake, committed a big crime, and must be punished and is being punished. the damage america will suffer if it makes a military intervention in this field will undoubtedly be irreparable. >> john: he's talking tough. takes me back more than 20 years when saddam hussein was talking tough as well right up until his regime collapsed. >> i think that's right. i also would say and i don't think the supreme leader speaks for the people of iran. 70%, 80% of the people of iran hate him, hate the regime. this regime has been at war with countries throughout the region, at war with the un

that will wrap it up for us. >> sandra: i'm a sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts and the storyha starts right now. >> martha: thank you. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. here's a live look at the senate on this monday afternoon. they call it a vote arom

>> john: i'm figuring what to do with myself. >> sandra: i am sandra smith in new york in early today, president trump reprimanded israel and iran are allegedly highlighting the ceasefire. both sides said the other broke the truce first and have promised restraint. >> john: south carolina senator lindsey graham is here to weigh in on all this. >> sandra: we have fox team coverage for you. jennifer griffin is standing by at the pentagon. >> john: first big go to 1600 pennsylvania avenue with the latest from the white house. >> good to be with you. we had just seen president trump arrived in amsterdam a short time ago him get off of air force one and hop on the usa hat with a smile on his face. seven hours on route to the nato summit in the air has provided a bit of a different feeling for a different emotion for the president who left from the white house feeling very frustrated this morning. telling reporters using expletives as well or one in particular just to explain his frustrations he had with iran and particularly israel. he thought he had a solidified ceasefire that he announce

. >> sandra: i love the flute. in harvey weinstein sex crime a mistrial after the jury or person refuse delivery. lauren green with the latest. what caused the pause but the journey here? >> a lot of acrimony there as you were talking about the judge declaring a mistrial on the rape at charge. one sure as to be excused because he felt another member was treated on fairly. and then called for a closed meeting with a judge where he apparently said he was concerned for his safety. a jury of seven women and five men found weinstein guilty of sexually assaulting maryann haley but not guilty of sexually assaulting another. the accuser's book of court. >> it was an extremely difficult journey for all of us to relive our traumas and to go through it in court. it is a big win for everyone. harvey weinstein will begin table. >> well, i'm obviously relieved again. i didn't think i would be revisiting this and i hope i don't revisit it after this. i hope it is finally over. >> the jury could not agree on the charge that accuse

sandra? >> sandra: alicia acuna, thank you. >> john: sandra, let's bring in white house press secretary karoline leavitt for more on this on a couple other items. here's what the deputy director, dan bongino, set about this boulder act. he called it an active terror, the active terror is being investigated as a active ideologically motivated violence based on the early information the evidence and witness accounts must be clearly on these incidents with the facts warrant it. it's been charged with a hate crime. the fbi is investigating terrorism. what's the white house's perspective? >> fbi director kash patel is absolutely right and the president just put out a very strong statement condemning this attack. this terrorist came to our country under the previous administration, joe biden's administration foolishly gave him a tourist visa and allowed him to unlawfully remain in our country. this individual should have been deported. instead he was welcomed here. now three years later after comin

sandra? >> sandra: jennifer griffin live from the pentagon.. >> john: for more on this let's bring in retired united states air force brigadier general former f-22 pilot john teichert. good to talk to you. thank you for coming in. there is talk that iran is reaching out through intermediaries to the united states potentially israel as well to say let's try to dial back and maybe come to some sort of ceasefire agreement. here's what the president said. >> they'd like to talk. they should have done that before. they had 60 days. on the 61st day i said we don't have a deal. they have to make a deal. it's painful for both parties but i would say iran is not winning this war. they should talk and they should talk immediately before it's too late. >> john: clearly iran is looking at the situation. they know the israeli air force can operate with impunity in the skies over tehran that alone the entire western part of the country and now they're looking at the complete destruction of their nuclear program and meet the regime change as well. do you tru

sandra? >> sandra: he's still on the run at this hour. brooke taylor with the latest on that.right back. have you always had trouble with your weight? me too. discover the power of wegovy. with wegovy, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity. don't use wegovy with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines or in children under 12. don't take if you or your family had mtc, men 2, or if allergic to it. tell your provider if you plan to have surgery or a procedure, are breastfeeding, pregnant, or plan to be. stop taking and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or any of these allergic reactions. serious side effects may include pancreas inflammation and gallbladder or severe stomach problems. call your prescriber if you have any of these symptoms. wegovy may cause low blood sugar in people with

we think he is going to be here at some point within the next hour or so, sandra. >> sandra: we will be watching for that, peter doocy, thank you, john. >> john: the ceasefire got off to a rocky start with iran and israel accusing each other of violating its just before he was supposed to take effect. a missile strike in southern israel killed at least four people and wounded dozens of others per look at the destruction there. trey yingst is in tel aviv with the latest. after that, it looks like the ceasefire has been holding. what are the two sides saying now? >> john, absolutely, just an hour before the ceasefire was set to go into effect, the iranians launched six waves of ballistic missiles into this country sending millions of people into bomb shelters in that southern city, one of the missile slipped past air defense systems, slamming into an apartment building and killing at least four people. we arrived on the scene shortly after and this was the destruction we saw. right now, rescue crews are digging through the rubble in the aftermath of this iranian ballistic missile strik

. >> sandra: good to be with you. i'm sandra smith in new york. trump says he will decide if the u.s. gets directly involved within two weeks. the u.s. military is ramping up its presence in the region. lieutenant general charles moore will be here and just moments. >> john: jennifer griffith takes a look at how we can strike at the heart of the nuclear program. we've got some spectacular new footage of daytime missile interceptions. >> we really do. i ran lobbed missiles, and showing you a scene that plays out now just about every day here in israel, and this is people hustling for the bomb shelters as the sirens wailed and iranian missiles are inbound. in tel aviv we were able to watch these interceptions directly overhead and broad daylight. one must look out through the tel aviv defenses, hit the ground, resulting in no injuries. another in southern israel hit again, no injuries, but in the northern part of the countries, the port city of hafia, causing as many as 20 injuries. including a 16-year-old who took shrapnel to the chest. one woman d

i'm john roberts. >> sandra: thank you, i'm sandra smith and our coverage will continue.indeed it will. hello, everybody. welcome to the story. the judge is about to speak. we have a verdict. karen read accused of killing her boyfriend, john o'keefe. let's go to the courthouse where the judges about to speak. let's listen in.

sandra, it's early hours. >> sandra: absolutely. obviously is going to be some translations that are happening as well. people are getting their earpiece isn't. the enormity of the moment. let's listen. >> welcome to mayorkas. 2025 g7 leaders summit. pleased with the leaders here. we are honored by your presence. in the home province of alberta in the heart of the canadian rockies, i note that we are also meeting on treaty seven territory, the traditional lands of the blackfoot confederacy, the stoney nakoda. we are gathering at a turning point in history, the world looks of this table for leadership. 50 years ago, in france, a group of leading industrial nations got together in the face of global economic and financial crisis. the end of the end international monetary system, as it's known. stagflation threatening. challenges in the middle east, geopolitical challenges in the middle east and it was the frank informal discussions around the table that led to a long period of decisions and prosperity at that time. [speaking french] >

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: thank youtta for joining us, i'm sandra smith.john: join us after the break. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum and this is the story from washington, d.c.,, the nation's capital. kristi noem's news conference in los angeles just wrapped a few minutes ago but boy did this descendant to chaos. watch this. >> i

>> sandra: rich edson live at the white house. rich, and jump on and you have -- when you have news from the white house. we'll certainly be on that. thank you. >> john: here we are looking at doha, qatar where the night sky seems to be fairly quiet, big change from a little while ago as you can see on the upper right hand part of the screen. iranian ballistic missiles fired at the american airbase outside the capital city of doha. al udeid airbase. all of them were taken down. qatar says i the qatari air defenses. we don't know if that includes american patriot missiles, if they've got some other systems. so far as we can see and we know and has been reported, sandra, none of the ballistic missiles that were fired by iran, short and medium-range missiles, hit the ground and there are no casualties. >> sandra: we learn of course that those strikes were intercepted. this missile attack targeting an american base. 10,000 there. appeared office of the largest in the region so we are watching for any developments as a lot of the airsp

. ♪ ♪ >> sandra: hello, everyone. sandra smith along with paul mauro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> [bleep]! [indistinct shouting] >> sandra: the riots that started in l.a. now spreading nationwide to other u.s. citiesi seattle, chicago, denver, anond right here in new york city we saw protesters blocking traffic. and this woman, who was just trying to get to work. >> i -- children taken and their w parents -- just move off -- >> you could if you could just move out of the way. >> how do you feel about stopping a black woman from going to work? >> oh no, not work. >> sandra: yeah, who carest wo about work? back to the epicenter, loslos angeles is bracing for a potential sixth day ofy of anti-i.c.e. riots, as mayor karen bass announces that there curfew will still be in effectnw again tonight and will go on ais long as needed a. active-duty u.s. marines have arrived, but they have not yet stepped foot on the streets there. california govern

sandra? >> sandra: police in l.a.ng to keep the peace are running into an organized resistance. we're going to speak to ken kuccenilli and who is funding this next. pick the tv they want. yeah now you're getting the peckture. i give up. you want high performance tools, long-lasting tools, affordable tools. you want harbor freight tools. whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight. save even more at this weekend's parking lot sale. ♪ >> we are charging robbery to protect callians under this. if you loot a store, we're going to charge you with robbery and looking at 20 years in prison. >> the real thing happenin

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sandra?sandra: we will get to the briefing room estimate is that begins peered as we do israel and iran appear to be upholding the ceasefire brokered by president trump. senior correspondent mike tobin has the latest in tel aviv for us at this hour. mike, will there be new talks between the u.s. and iran? >> well, president trump said there will be talks with iran, with diplomats from the u.s. and iran sometime next week but didn't give specifics about where or when. so far what we have seen out of iran is more belligerence. a body called the guardian council has more quote and they have passed a measure to stop cooperation with the nuclear watchdog the iaea. so while you have israel, iran, and the u.s. all giving different takes about how much damage was done to the nuclear facilities, you have the director during a love the iaea who has been pushing to get inspectors on the ground, and he keeps returning to the point that iran has gained knowledge of how to enrich uranium, so diplomacy is n

please say hi. >> sandra: on to this. some states could be facing a funding crisis if they continue to ignore president trump's order to stop offering illegal migrants tuition assistance. william la jeunesse has the latest on this. how much assistance to the states currently offered? >> it depends on the state, but on average, about grand a year, four years, 60 grand, so the president's executive orders giving illegal immigrants benefits denied u.s. citizens is discrimination. if states don't stop, they risk losing federal funding, so about half a million undocumented students attend u.s. universities. they received taxpayer subsidized tuition. 23 states and d.c. offer full in-state tuition. those in yellow offer some assistance. others have no policy or bar undocumented students altogether. so the break is huge. examples. vermont, instead, 17,000. out of state, 41,000. that is a $24,000 difference here in california, 237%. michigan, verses 41,000. $26,000 difference. they say that aid is not discriminatory because it is

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. >> sandra: i'm shannon bream. forces launch historic strakes to disable key iranian nuclear facilities in the middle east and the world entering a new era of uncertainty. >> president donald trump: the strikes were a spectacular military success. iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated. >> sandra: including the crown jewel of the iranian enrichment program. >> president donald trump: the bully of the middle east must now make peace. >> sandra: the foreign ministry saying washington has betrayed diplomacy with the strikes. now mounting questions about the future of the region and the safety of american civilians and military personnel in the middle east and beyond. >> if they target americans and our troops in the region and they will indeed once again with the full force and might of the u.s. military. >> sandra: we will get reaction from mike pompeo and senator james lankford who sits on the intelligence committee. >> so grossly unconstitutional. the only entity that

. >> hello, script, i'm sandra itself? along with kennedy, jessica, jesse watters and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> sandra: fox news alert now, the south edoran migrant and alleged ms-13 garage member, kilmar abrego garcia, is back on u.s. soil after getting charged in tennessee federal court. he's facing two felonies involving human trafficking, for allegedly transporting thousands of undocumented migrants into america, including minor children. it gets even more disturbing from there. attorney general bondi is playing it all out. >> he was a smuggler of humans and children and women. he made over a hundred trips, the grand jury found, smuggling people throughout our country. the defendant abused undocumented alien females, according to co-conspirators, who were under his control while transporting them throughout our country. this defendant trafficked firearms and narcotics, a co-conspirator alleged that the defendant solicited nude photographs and videos of a minor. a co-conspirator also alleges the defendant played a role in the murder of a ri

mark and sandra thompson bought a lodge at alathorp golf and country park in east yorkshire in 2019.ige took over the site later that year and say they invested £5 million pounds enhancing facilities and infrastructure, achieving a visit england five star gold award." 'the new owners came in, they decided they wanted to put a a lake outside the front, so it was even more perfect. yeah, the annual site fees were £3,995, but in just thre years, mark says they were facing a demand for 7£, and extra charges on top. arguing with the park and being pursued for more money, meant the couple stopped enjoying their visits. when i knew i was going up there. and i was going to go and speak to one of the managers, i've got a like a tingling finger, you felt quite intimidated, that's right, so we just said no, that's it, i can't can't do this anymore, it's it's just too much, we just said, no, we we'll sell it, we're six months on, but the experience is still raw, now it just brings it all back, all the sadness of not being able to, i'm going to get upset. 'yeah, i've not been able to enjoy the th

. >> i'm sandra smith in new york and this is "america reports." officials in israel say more than 70 people were injured after an iranian missile specialists limited into a hospital. the idf striking back by targeting iran a nuclear sites including a reactor. form is ambassador to the u.s. michael herzog will join us live in moments. >> first, fox news team coverage coverage. trey yingst live on the ground, but first, peter doocy live from the white house north lawn. what should we expect? we to point out that this is the first since the white house hostilities began. >> we expect most of the questions to be about this. we are learning there is a big practical problem with the iranian proposal to send iranian negotiators to the white house next week. they are stuck on iran. >> they asked if they could come. we will see if that happens. is not easy for them to come. they are in iran. in one case, wanted to come so badly but he could not get up because his mom was dropping there. >> democrats are with president trump about stopping iran from buildin

sandra fell bridge. this morning. and as crews made emergency repairs, they had to. >> kloza westbound lane. that's on the upper deck and 2 lanes on the lower deck eastbound lanes. spokesperson for caltrans says the damage found is nothing to be concerned about. he said that the bridge is safe. crews constantly are assessing and maintaining and they say the cracking has been fix. they have the concrete lay down. take a listen to the latest update from caltrans. >> our maintenance crews are like finishing up the concrete for right now. the country will have to cure before we can much traffic right on so we won't have the upper deck of the bridge open until much later tonight. >> and the damage is i said has been done. i mean, take a look at video you can see from my commute here to the bridge. i went from san francisco through moran and just saw how how terrible it in the backup is from according darren. now, i'm sure it's even worse probably to sausalito at this point from people just trying to make their way here. an

sandra fell bridge. but then get that second accident off of it in a 2 minute ride on our bay bridge. if you're going to take that instead or 23 on our san mateo bridge, no other accidents on those bridges around. 24, that's 37 of the toll plaza. maybe taking going a bridge. going to travel into the city and north. i want to win at cesar chavez street in san francisco. there's a crash. one one's pretty backed up along with 2.80, so surface streets might be your best bet. darya. james, back to you. thank you, renay. 31 and in developing news, a man walking his dog in san leandro was shot and killed over the weekend kron four's. sara stinson now speaking with neighbors who are shocked. >> police say a man was walking his dog right here along euclid avenue when he was shot in the back. a woman who lives nearby says she's concerned she didn't want to go on camera, but she tells us she's seen on house people hang out around here but never violent crime like this. >> this one, it's a really, really quiet neigh

sandra's account on the social network x, former.reated in october 2023 and sharply lost activity after 9 months. paul was active from autumn 23 to june 24. michelle. during the same period. all three accounts have a minimum of subscriptions, a couple of reposts and about a thousand comments left under the messages of ukrainian media and officials. the comments are in ukrainian, have nothing to do with the topics of the publications and are often repeated. for example, sandra. on different days complains that no one in europe needs ukrainians, and paul leaves exactly the same comment. here's another coincidence. all three accounts initially leave text comments, but by january 24 they switch to memes. they are all connected with ukraine's desire to join the european union. michel has posted a photo of an abandoned house at least ten times with the caption "ready to join the eu." even though the photo was actually taken in saratov, russia , in 2016, when the city was preparing for the visit of then prime minister dmitry medvedev. mymes

here sandra mocks the meeting of the presidents of the usa and ukraine. a couple of days later , paul leaves the same picture in the comments. all three accounts hint that volodymyr zelensky is feuding with the country's military leadership. all three claim that the president of ukraine is appointed by the united states. in general, the message, although written in ukrainian, completely repeats the narratives. limits, as they say, it is america that decides everything, it is to their advantage, it suits them, america continues all this is beneficial to them, the ukrainian people have become very stupid. our colleague from the ukrainian investigative project scheme anna miranyuk, together with journalists from eight countries, analyzed the leak of documents related to the russian agency for social engineering. the three accounts we talked about earlier are only a small part of the bot firm launched company. it calls itself a team and since 2022, it has been actively engaged in throwing anti-ukrainian and anti-western narratives on social networks and the i

this is a live look at the sandra fell. richmond, sandra fell bridge. caltrans crews had to shut down lanes on the bridge for emergency repairs today. all lanes on the upper deck have been reopened, though, as you can see live look on the bridge here tonight. not too much traffic to speak of that. but kron 4, sarah stinson takes a look at what it was looking like earlier today. >> caltrans repaired the issue, but they had to wait for the concrete to settle and dry before allowing drivers to go over it. and the damage was done. this traffic jam lasted from mid afternoon all the way into the night. >> ali traffic, traffic came to a standstill during the evening commute on monday on both sides of the richmond, sandra fell bridge where people are jumping in front of one another. you on the one-lane highway, zing, you know, different things like that is is dangerous, you know, to have to be in this predicament the miles long backup in sandra fell and richmond began after caltrans crews close lanes on the upper and lower decks. this after caltrans toll mainte

>> sandra: i'm just watching this video again. i'm terrified although i feel i need to embrace it. >> john: he does look, what's going on here? i'm falling. >> sandra: help. great to kickoff a new week with you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: see you tomorrow. i'm john roberts. "the story" with gillian turner in for martha right now. >> i'm gillian turner. breaking right now on "the story" it's let's take a look at the boulder colorado, jail. the man accused of fire bombing a group of peaceful demonstrators using a makeshift flame thrower as they advocated for hostages in israel. he's in the u.s. illegally now charged with a federal hate crime. authorities say they found 14 unlit molotov cocktails. when questioned about the attack, he said he would "do it again." the ambassador to the u.s. says terrorism against jews is burning the streets of america and concrete action need to be taken. he will join me in a moments. first, to alicia acuna. she's live in boulder with more details. hi, alicia. >> as we wait, the suspect's first court a

here's your sandra fell. richmond, sandra fell bridge where, again, just a 12 minute ride to get from the east bay over to marine county and our final stop. the golden gate bridge where you can see traffic slowing down just a touch, heading northbound. but southbound, you're doing fine. heading from the north bay down into san francisco. if a nice night 16 right now. and if you've lost someone especially suddenly end to violence, it can be shocking and take a long time to recover. it's a long road. >> that's better traveled with others. yeah. and that's reallyothe goal of what they're doing in the east bay. proffers join horta is live for us in san leandro to explain. joey. >> guys, the mom who started this walk is someone who has gone through this herself. she lost her own sons. she says coming out here to the park along the shoreline and taking a walk is something that helps her cope with the trauma, the reign taylor's life would change forever in february of 2000 when her twin sons, day of a diet, taylor w

sandra fell bridge that just cleared. drive times are started it, but still avoid the richmond. sandra fell bridge for now. until we start to see that happen. we're at 66 minutes so well over an hour. but at least traffic's moving there. 21 on of a bridge this morning, maybe want to take a different route. maybe you want to take 80 down to the bay bridge or even a cemetery ridge about 33 minutes. so things have been much lourdes are a lot of people taking that around 27. that's 37 of the tolls. case you're avoiding the richmond. sandra fell bridge altogether. look at how congested it is in this entire area. it's been is where that crash was. but now things are slow across the entire range along 80 about 35 minutes to make it from crockett down towards the maze. some possible avenue, a good alternate darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot at 7.46. in the east bay ac transit has a balanced budget. now. >> for this year, it apps and reserve money to maintain service at 85% of pre-pandemic levels. >> it also avoids layoffs.

sandra complains on different days that no one in europe needs ukrainians. paul leaves exactly the same comment. here's another coincidence. all three accounts initially leave text comments, but by january twenty-four have switched to memes. all of them are related to ukraine's desire to join the european union. michel has posted a photo of an abandoned house with the caption "ready to join the european union" at least ten times, despite the fact that the photo was taken in the russian city of saratov in 2016, when the city was preparing for the visit of then prime minister dmitry medvedev. memes migrate between accounts, here sandra mocks the meeting of the us and ukrainian presidents. a couple of days later , paul leaves the same picture in the comments. all three accounts hint that volodymyr zelensky is feuding with the country's military leadership. all three claim that the president of ukraine is appointed by the united states. in general. the message, although written in ukrainian, completely repeats the narratives of kremlin propaganda, the future pre

i'm sandra smith in new york. the president says the one our 15 minute discussed recent attacks on airplanes, and while the conversation was "good," it won't lead to immediate peace in ukraine. senior white house correspondent peter doocy has a breaking details for us live on the north lawn. >> three big takeaways from this call based on president trump's telling of it. there's not going to be immediate peace in ukraine, as you said. the reason is that putin told trump he has to retaliate for this weekend's drone attack against the aircraft in russia. the two of them, putin and russia, are trying to find common ground. this is everything we know. "i just finished speaking by telephone with present vladimir putin to russia. the call lasted approximately one hour and 15 minutes. we discussed the attack on these airplanes, as well as various other attacks that have been taking place by both sides. it was a good conversation but not a conversation that will lead to immediate peace. present potent it's a very strongly

i'm sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports."sident trump saying he is disappointed musk has criticized the big beautiful bill, as musk takes the fight to x. >> not getting personal. fox news team coverage kim strauss joins us in moments. >> but we begin with senior national correspondent rich ensign live from the white house. what an exciting day. it looks like musk has taken this fight to a whole new level. >> it is still ongoing thanks to the social media platform he has owned, musk has been responding to the comments president trump made a short while ago. at least for the visitor in person, the german chancellor seems to so far have had a good visit. trump even praised his communication skills, asking if his german was as good as his english. they have the oval office session lasted about 45 minutes between the two world leaders. they, and by they i mean largely president trump, discussed trade, ukraine, and to the biden administration. the president also criticized elon musk who has strongly opposed the republicans big beau