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stories and what makes them proud to wear that uniform. >> edward: abby, thank you very much. thank you for joining us on this fourth of july vehicle be sure to catch the fireworks and live. independence day special on fox news, 8:00 p.m. eastern, the home of the brave at 10 10:00 p. eastern. have a great fourth of july. "the five" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i am dana perino, judge jeanine pi pirro, jessica tarlov, joey jones. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ happy birthday, america. we are celebrating our nation's independence with a fun filled show ahead including a patriotic trivia challenge i will definitely win. just kidding. who will be crowned this year's champion? stay tuned to find out. we are facing off with a
wounded. even during this counteroffensive, he says, we have lower casualties than we expected. once the wounds have been cleaned and bandages applied, the soldiers will be moved to better equipped hospitals elsewhere. valentina was studying biotechnology in kyiv when the war began on 294th of february last year -- 24th of february last year. "by february 26th i started working as a nurse," she says, "and worked in evacuations, clinics, and now at this stabilization point." edward is still in shock, but his injury isn't serious. "i'm okay," he says, "but it burns a lot. i think it was a piece of shrapnel, something flew by me like this. i got lucky. it went right past me." not everyone here was that lucky. cnn, outside bakhmut. the u.s. supreme court struck down affirmative action
by february 26, i started working as a nurse, she says, and then worked in evacuations, clinics, and now at this stabilization point. edward is still in shock, but his injury isn't serious. i'm okay, he says. i think it was a piece of shrapnel like this. i got lucky. not everyone here isn't that lucky. and this is just one field hospital. keep in mind the front in ukraine is 600 miles long, so scenes like that are repeated day in, day out all along the front. amara? >> ben wedeman, thank you for your report. still ahead, the supreme court hands down essentially opinions that will reshape america for generations to come.
invasion. >> this vascular surgeon is surprised there aren't even more wounded. >> translator: even during this counter-offensive, he says, we have lower casualties than we expected. >> reporter: once the wounds have been cleaned and bandages applied, the soldiers will be moved to better-equipped hospitals elsewhere. valentino studied bio technology in kyiv when the war began on the 24th of february last year. >> by february, 26th, i started working as a nurse, she says, and then worked in evacuations and clinics and now this stabilization point. edward is still in shock, but his injury isn't serious. >> i'm okay, he says, but it burns a lot. i think it was a piece of shrapnel. something flew by me like this. i got lucky, it went right past me. not everyone here is that lucky. been weedman, cnn, outside
the reagan doj pursued cases that sought to ban affirmative action policies. and thomas for his part stopped bringing class action lawsuits. that pattern earned clarence thomas a public admonishment from the naacp, but in the reagan justice department it earned him praise. thomas was flagged by edward niece and senator john thurman as well as bradford reynolds who lauded thomas as the epitome of the right kindho of affirmative action working the right way. bradford reynolds called thomas' reappointment a proud moment. but thomas wasn't alone in the fight against affirmative action. at the same time was a man named john roberts. as a young white house lawyer roberts helped the justice department make arguments against any government use of
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flying his private jet. >> that's the utter hypocrisy of it. rules of the not for me. in this case with the small businesses as charlie said i think it's a clear targeting of businesses who now have to spend edward -- $20,000. i'm a native new yorker. this is a blasphemy to take away pizza. if he doesn't like the wood burning ovens. >> if i'm willing to rick getting stabbed to get coal fired pizza with thin crust that speaks volumes and only decent thing left in the city. more hannity ahead and
traditional school. >> brian: check out a stanford study, charter schools get better results across the board and minority kids benefit the most. edward, thanks so much. still ahead, john durham's eye opening testimony in the fbi failure in the trump russia probe. senator ted cruz on the fiery hearing next. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com