prepaid those credit cards for food that are going to the migrants. we are not giving people american express cards. we found that the food delivery service that we set up during the emergency we could find a better way to do it. steve: why are the migrants getting a better deal than the homeless of new york? that s what people have scratching their heads about. meanwhile, southern california still in the grip of dangerous atmospheric river triggering 500 mud slides leaving at least nine people dead as they pick up the pieces in has enda li heights. lawrence: remember, mornings are better with friends. steve: developing story, the house republicans are they are pushed to impeach dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas blew up last night. they didn t have enough votes. ainsley: he isn t out of the woods yet. second vote today. it s already in the works. lawrence: jacqui heinrich at the white house. big defeat for house speaker mike johnson who had been building
why not give your wealth a second look? book your free meeting today at creativeplanning.com. creative planning a richer way to wealth. john: a live look from israel where we are expecting secretary of state antony blinken to speak soon after crucial meetings with mideast leaders to try to reach a new ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. i m john roberts in washington. even though it says u.s. embassy jerusalem, the shot is from tel aviv. sandra: it is indeed. sandra smith in new york. israel has now rejected hamas s latest counteroffer as the war enters its fifth month now. it would have eventually freed all the remaining hostages but at a steep price. john: we have team coverage, former cia station chief dan hoffman reacts in moments. sandra: but first to mike tobin on the ground in tel aviv for us. mike, where do these talks go from here? given what we just heard from prime minister netanyahu, the counter proposal was not received, hamas responded to the pr
growing and major migrant crisis. cbp says it is still vigorously pursuing four migrants involved in that brutal assault on t two nypd officers. john: we will monitor and bring it to you live if it happens. treasury instructed financial institutions to search americans legal transactions in attempts to surveil their purchases? were they instructing them financial institutions to search americans legal transactions in attempts to surveil their purchases? i promise a thorough look into everything. this is really concerning. sandra: treasury secretary janet yellen repeatedly dodging the question when asked if her department instructed banks to spy on americans in a massive surveillance campaign. seems like a simple question, should have a simple answer. i m sandra smith in new york. john, great to be with you. john: should have a simple answer, but didn t. john roberts in washington. our own fox digital reported last month after viewing documents obtained by the ho
president biden. plus kim jung-un s north korea launching what is thought to be another intercontinental ballistic missile. and homes become islands as devastating floods put some neighborhoods in the northeast under water. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i m rahel solomon. up first this morning, president biden and ukrainian president zelenskyy preparing to have a face-to-face on the sidelines of the nato summit in lithuania, this is in the wake of russian airstrikes on kyiv for a second consecutive night. and zelenskyy s frustration over nato s decision to provide guidance but not provide a specific time line on when the alliance will be ready to grant ukraine membership. melissa bell with the latest. what are some ofof the expectations heading into this meeting? reporter: if yesterday was about the frustrations of president zelenskyy on one side and limits of what nato allies can do on the other, today is more about the deliverables, what t
east coast. we are expecting president biden to address the supreme court 6-3 ruling blocking his student loan handout plan. that ruling already reigniting calls from the left to change the highest court in the nation, shannon bream will join us on that. welcome back as america reports heads into a second hour, i m sandra smith in new york. mike, great to have you here today. mike: sandra, great to be working with you. i m in for john roberts. the president s plan would have wiped out up to $20,000 in loans per person, but a lawsuit from six states and two individuals said the president does not have that authority and the court s majority agreed. that leaves about 40 million americans in limbo. one student loan borrower disappointed with the decision weighed in last hour addressing why he thinks the plan was fair. as someone who graduates in 2024, i m expecting to enter a very competitive job market looking for an entry level position. that s ultimately not going to pa