suspicion of attempted murder is now walking free. i m john roberts. welcome to america reports and welcome back to you today. gillian: thank you so much. good to see you. aishah: i m aishah hasnie. sandra has the day off. the man approached a man from behind and threw a punch to his head. john: the victim slammed his head on the concrete. doctors say he has a fractured skull, broken cheekbone and a brain bleed. aishah: wow, despite the attacker s extensive criminal history, the court cut him loose after downgrading his charges to a misdemeanor. john: fox team coverage starts now, jeff paul with some incredible video of a flash mob robbery on the west coast. aishah: begin with david lee miller live in new york city. david. david: aishah, the arrest of a convicted sex offender who was caught on camera viciously beating and causing serious injury to a man in the bronx only to be released without bail has sparked outrage here in new york city. the video you are n
argues the data does not reflect a recent decrease in gasoline. prices for regular unleaded had fallen about 40% 40 cents rather over the past 30 days or so but still remain about a buck 50 higher than this time last year. our coverage begins tonight at the federal reserve where rich edson tells us what to expect next. big question there, rich. good evening. good evening, bill, officials here at the federal reserve are trying to bring these price increases under control despite that inflation is on that toward praise throughout the economy. latest report shows that americans are now paying substantially more than they were last summer for the same goods and services. it s worst than economists and investors expected. prices were up 9.1% in june compared to the same month last year. today s numbers notching another 40 year high. the labor department s monthly consumer price index shows food up 10.5% from last year. energy increased more than 40%. gas almost 60%. and hous
aishah: growing fallout at the cdc after director rochelle walensky admits the agency needs a total overhaul following their botched response to the pandemic. dr. marc siegel just sat down with the doctor, he shares what she told him in just a couple moments. but first, to peter doocy travelling with the president in wilmington, delaware. peter. peter: aishah, now that the dust has settled, people who understand how the cdc works are telling us that just because the agency wants to change doesn t mean they can do that quickly. it really needs to be a public health response agency, not an academic institution. it s going to take some time to change that culture, because
know were released earlier this week that predicted that the g.o.p. will take back control of the house with a slight edge in the senate. bill? bill: we will watch it aishah, nice to see you. aishah hasnie on the hill tonight. up next, we continue our series on the dangers of fentanyl, the mother of one of the drug s youngest victims appears in court. we will have that for you. first, beyond our borders tonight, vai lanka s president flees the country but has not stepped being. back home. change in leadership as that country grapples with severe shortages of food and fuel. a tokyo court orders former executives to pay nearly $94 billion over the disaster at the fukushima nuclear power plant. the court says the four executives failed to implement the utmost safety precautions. in 2011, an earthquake and tsunami caused three reactors to melt down and spread massive
bret? bret: we will follow it aishah, thanks, denver all-star game is caught up in the political fight over voting rights. first, beyond our borders tonight. at least 92 people are dead after a fire coronavirus hospital in southern iraq. more than 100 injured there. officials say the fire began when sparks from faulty wiring spread to an oxygen tank which then exploded. tokyo s governor says a sufficient number of hospitals combined with speeding up a covid-19 vaccination rollout in japan among the elderly means the city will be able to hold safe and secure olympics in 10 days, japan s vaccination rollout got out to a slow start, very slow and has faced supply glitches. only 28% of the japanese population has received at least one shot of a covid-19 vaccine. spectators have been banned from nearly all venues. the first lady is leading the