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murder? >> the indicators are, in cases like this, that it is the spouse, not a random act. >> but why would she kill a man that she obviously loved? >> they never fought, they were very happy. this was a family fair all right, but it was another family, keeping secrets. >> ever see anything like that before? >> no. >> one father who fought to save his son, another who used his son to save himself. >> he is a monster. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ hello, and welcome to dateline. joe morrissey was a r...

over kabul in afghanistan to the taliban, women in afghanistan have fewer rights now because we have a female vice president here who cant even speak correctly. so they know all of this is coming. the second half of 2020 two is going to be even worse than the first half. now, the new york times, let me just tell you quickly, as a pollster is notoriously pro democrat, pro hillary in 2016, biden in 2020 just quickly in in twenty 20, they said trump was going to win montana by s...

told that now theyre done with it. >> you are watching fox and friends. >> talk about 2024, democrats still have to get to the midterms first. thats not looking any better for them either. according to our latest power rankings, this picture could be ruby red come november. good morning, alex. >> good morning, todd and kali. when at least 225 house seats come november. fox news power rankings predict that republicans will be taking control of the house. the majority of 218 republicans ...

poll. his age is the top reason. opinion page publishing this. joe biden is too old to be president again. the white house circling the wagons. >> we arent going to pay attention to polls. not what well do here. well focus on is delivering for the american people. >> bill: the trend lines for the president heading in the wrong direction. approval rating on a downward slide since last year. the biggest concern among americans inflation. it continues to rise crushing americans every time...

feel is possible about increasing welfare. >> ultimately that will be up to the opec countries to determine. >> he could actually do something about it but is he playing to the left. >> jill biden spoke at latin exinclusion event. >> the diversity of this community that is unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio. ed. >> national hispanic journalist association released this statement: we are not tacos, do not reduce us to stereotypes. ♪ celebrate and live my life saying ao ...

accounts on the platform despite multiple requests. all of this sets the stage for a potential major legal battle. a conference this afternoon musk avoided commenting on his decision or any potential legal fallout. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on this, christina. >> john, elon musk was in front of an audience of tech ceos and investors at the allen and company conference today at less than 24 hours after he announced he was to back out of his deal twitter. but he ...

here at our legal experts are standing by to break it all down. a costly mistake. thats not what just republicans are saying about president bidens so-called student debt cancellation, thats an editorial from "the washington post." some burnable democrats warning he could send wrong message to the voters i need to win over in november. our panel is on deck to debate and the white house with a new estimate of what they think this is going to cost. we are going to talk about the politica...

as nato leaders wrap up their summit in madrid, president biden says the united states and its allies will stick with ukraine for as long as it takes. and, temperatures in japan are the highest in nearly a 150 years, in nearly 150 years, amid fears the electricity grid could be overwhelmed. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe the biden administration has condemned a supreme court ruling which curbs the us governments power to limit carbon emissions from coal�...

power last year. and temperatures injapan are at the highest in nearly 150 years. now, fears the electricity grid could be overwhelmed. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the chinese president, xijinping, has sworn in hong kongs new leader, john lee. the territory is marking 25 years since the handover from british colonial rule. mr lee is taking over from carrie lam, whose time in office saw beijing tighten its grip on hong kong. this was scene in hong kong...

there on the 4th of july as well. hello and welcome everyone, im sandra smith. and -- look who is here. >> nice to see you. >> john has some time off, im bill hemmer. this is "america reports" and good afternoon to you at home. we expect police to provide new details on the alleged plot very soon. richmond about two hours south of washington, d.c. >> sandra: we find our own mike emmanuel, live with us. >> we know in about an hour richmond police chief smith is going to brief reporters ...