china flexing its military muscle for a third straight day after house speaker nancy pelosi s visit to taiwan. defense officials there saying the communist regime s military appears to be simulating an attack on the island. a look at the big picture with fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane. plus, actress anne heche injured in a car crash, video surfacing that shows her speeding and driving erratically before plowing into a home and sparking a fire. maryann rafferty live in los angeles. reporter: critical condition after crashing her car into a home pretty if morning, causing it to go up in flames. the 53-year-old actress was driving a blue mini if cooper when she first crashed into the garage of an apartment complex. she fled and moments later crashed into a nearby home causing a blaze that also a engulfed her car. a shocked maybe describing that scene. there was three fire engines here and a lot of commotion. but the result was the fire that was going on
mortars were fired at israel. a map given exclusively to fox news shows some of the failed launches by islamic jihad, 12 people were injured and damage to 7 buildings. a senior israeli official details conditions for a new ceasefire, and egyptian negotiators attempt to pull both sides back from the brink of a larger escalation. those conditions include removing threats from the border. tension has been high polling the arrest of a leader in the west bank last week. this was one of the driving factors to the current escalation. now, hamas, the group in control of gaza, has called this in an interview with fox news a, quote, unprovoked aggression, and and they are calling on the international community to step in and stop the escalation. arthelsome. arthel: let s hope the escalation can be stopped, indeed. trey yingst, thank you. mike? mike: arthel, the massive clean-up effort underway in kentucky is underway, but communities devastated by
lowe, a 21-year-old sophomore, was shot and killed last week at a house party in salt lake city. and tomorrow the supreme court kicks off its new term. as is tradition, a red mass was held in washington today with chief justice john roberts the only justice in attendance. eight of the nine justices will return to the highest court after nearly 18 months of virtual hearings due to the pandemic. justice brett kavanaugh will stay home after testing positive positive for covid on thursday. download the fox news a app, you can scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. now back to one of our top stories, ongoing negotiations on capitol hill. president biden weighing in as democrats remain divided over two domestic spending bills. everybody s frustrated. that s part of being in government. biden s going to work like hell to make sure we get them passed. every republican is united
course of three days. we are set to hear from two people who listened in on that july phone call at the heart of the impeachment inquiry. jennifer williams, special advisor to vice president pence and lieutenant colonel alexander ben ben, our ukraine expert will testify in the morning. both testified behind closed doors. williams, according to transcripts, call the phone call inappropriate. the lieutenant colonel told lawmakers there was no doubt. arguably one of the biggest names to watch this week is the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. who is set to testify wednesday. a source close tells fox news, on friday evening, david holmes, a u.s. diplomat based at the embassy told lawmakers he overheard a phone call where president trump asked about the investigation into the bidens.
a sponsor for the suspects reached out to obtain ankle bracelets, one of the bond requirements. however, he says, they still need to verify an address for house arrest. an attorney for one of the women held said she is concerned for her client s safety due to the threats against the judge and the courthouse. we reported the judge received public backlash and death threats after clearing the way for an unsecured bond for the group. the judge said she was following the law. bill: what is the update then on that compound? what have we learned? right. well, parts of it have been cleared out. this was done by some of the investigators. our crew went out there yesterday to see what is left of that northern new mexico compound. still there, rounds of ammo, flak jackets and dirty mattresses. there were 11 children there. some of the children were given weapons training here with plans to carry out some sort of