fight o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave pete: we begin. this sunday morning with a fox news alert. a chinese warship coming within 150 yards of a u.s. destroyer in the taiwan strait in the latest chinese provocation in the region. u.s. indo-pacific command slamming their chinese counterparts for maneuvering in an unsafe manner. rachel: china says it s the monitor thed the two ships but made no mention of the close call. this comes days after a chinese fighter jet did its own unnecessary aggressive maneuver by buzzing around an american recon plane. will: all this as the ccp if cracks down on activists as today marks 34th anniversary of tiananmen square massacre. eight people were detained, accused of disrupting order in publi
jong-un in north korea this morning. why it s raising concerns in washington. later, saying farewell to the say hey kid. how baseball is honoring icon willie mays who died at 93. . and as cities across the country celebrate the juneteenth holiday, we ll take you to one chicago community where families are gathering despite the brutal heat. it is great to have you with us. it is 10:00 eastern and i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with the dangerous weather facing millions across the country, lashing rains and strong winds already hitting the gulf coast for what could be the season s first tropical storm. and wildfires turning deadly burning up the west fueled by the dry heat that s also baking millions of people from michigan to maine, a day after temperatures broke records across the country. nbc s sam brock is standing by for us on a looming storm in galveston, texas. maura barrett is in chicago. there s a little bit of a breeze thankfully there. we know
compromised and not taking a tough stance on china and, therefore, they see weakness, not strength which is a very strong deterrent. will: yeah. it makes you wonder, colonel, where this is going to go. does the path with china does not seem like it s headed at least toward safe ground. no, it s not. and china has been in an economic war against us for quite some time the, and now they ve stepped up their game to make it a military war. and all you have to do is read their one belt, one road advantage to understand exactly what china s goals and intentions are. will: yes. kohl colonel, i want to get your perspective on jen psaki, she had this to say this yesterday i don t know that she s talking about republicans, she might be talking about independents or she might be talking about america at large, why they feel the way they codo about joe biden. they can t make him extreme, they can t really make him offensive. mine, one i mean, one, he is a white man who s older. yeah.
clothes. little kids with, baby showing a blanket and i prone. no winter clothing. so, that is a huge challenge. robert gonzales works with the nerc base of. support. working to help connect migrants with resources like social service, mental health and more. he knows what the journey here is difficult and equally difficult for the lives ahead. long language, ability to understand and integrate a new system, new culture. want to be able to grow up. other people come to the united states for that. rojas s husband is now working. since they got here in july, maybe later, they ve been in shelters. still in 10. trying to enter. i asked her what she wants for her future. we re waiting for the year