and this is america s late news, fox news @ night . breaking tonight, brand-new video of a california retail store manager fighting back against a shoplifter and wait until you hear the accused shoplifter start saying the manager is the one breaking the law. that manager who was not about to give in is live onset with us in minutes. and president biden s border crisis now overwhelming our nation s schools, costing taxpayers a bunch of money, costing our kids their education. plus this. i feel very confident that this is going to be a hard-fought race but when the chips are down the american people will show up just like those kids did 80 years ago. trace: democrats now comparing voting for joe biden to storming the beaches of normandy. but we begin with the alleged threat to democracy and the senior national correspondent kevin corke live in dc with more on that. good evening. reporter: good evening trace. former fbi deputy director says the intelligence community is w
horseracing. thank you. afternoon. i m trace gallagher in for martha maccallum and this is the story. south carolina senators tim scott a potential ep candidate is here live has former president trump whittles down his list and announces when he s revealing his pickton clay travis and hillary clinton equating the day with the 2024 election. but first hunter biden may take a stand in his gun trial following an emotional day in court. his daughter naomi testifying she never saw her father do drugs when asked if she knows what that would look like, she answered i guess not. we are told the first lady who again sat in the courtroom appeared upset after naomi s testimony. president biden saying this about his son s legal battle. watch. will you accept the jury s outcome, the verdict the matter what is? yes. have you ruled out a pardon for your son? justice correspondent live outside the courthouse in wilmington delaware. david good afternoon. good afternoon. jurors sent
I can remember my mother lighting the gaslamp in the house. i can remember all of the things that we went through. reporter: recalling that more than 5700 died during d-day fighting, including his close friend and rifle partner who trained and served with him leading up to the invasion. also discussing his own injury and in a subsequent battle in the month of june 1944 were a machine gun bullet hit him near his throat. when i say we were tough, we were forced to be tougher. i hope they will be able to do something like our generation if it becomes necessary, and i see things on the edges that remind me of that period. reporter: on a personal note, people ask me what my most memorable interview was with a famous percent and it was without a doubt spending an entire morning with d-day veterans who recounted the day as young men when they pushed back the germans and changed the course of the war. trace: i talked to people on the 70 firth joe 75th
ii hero now 100 and fresh for years old sat down with martha the candid assessment of today s generation. people are so absolved and what themselves, and they are not the way we were. we volunteered. i was so people we are a hell of a lot tougher than you guys. because we didn t have it. i remember my mother lighting and gaslamp in the house. i can remember all the things that we went through but i can tell people i thought don t be sorry for us but i guarantee when i was a kid i had a lot more fun than your kids have because you know it was? we were poor. create basic foods. we had rye bread. we had very little meat because it s pretty expensive. a lot of vegetables. we are forced to be tougher. i hope and we would the able to
As long as he lives, Steven Ely will never forget the day when he was hit during a shooting spree in Gaslamp three years ago on April 21, 2021, at 10:45 pm.