fight, o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantedly streaming, and the rocket s 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? oer the land of the free and the home of the brave will: straight to fox news alert. two major stories covering today including president s biden trip to the g-7 summit. he met with the german chancellor just hours ago, getting straight to the ongoing russian war on ukraine as russia launches airstrikes on kyiv. president biden: there is a lot to do. i want to compliment you stepping up as you did when you became chancellor. had a freight impact on the rest of europe particularly as it relates to ukraine. pete: the other the major story here at home in the u.s. in response to the supreme court s fabulous reversal roe v. wade. pregnancy centers under attack. rachel: president s meetings continue but first we go to alexandria hoff who is live a
and you won t believe who border patrol caught this weekend. and nicole. amazon alexa s [inaudible] replicates the voices of your loved ones, including the dead the ones? your privacy at risk. but first, a fox news alert, abortion activists protesting the supreme court s decision to overturn roe v. wade for a third day now. but the protests are getting more violent from rioters vandalizing buildings to criminals defacing the vermont statehouse, to arsonists setting a colorado pregnancy center on fire. the supreme court decision gives the decision about abortion laws back to the states, and stacey abrams, who is running for governor again in georgia, could play a role in those decisions in the future. but today on fox news sunday, she refused to say if she believes there should be any limits on abortion. watch. do you support my limitation on abortion, or does it do you think that women should have the right to have an abortion all the way up to nine monthsesom
putin thousand somehow nato and the g-7 would splinter. we haven t and we re not going to. reporter: the response to russia s invasion of ukraine is set to be the major focus of the g-7 this year. just this morning russia launched air raid strikes once again on the capital of ukraine, kyiv. this morning the u.s. announcing that the new step the g-7 will take to pressure the kremlin. that is banning imports of gold from russia. this weekend with problem and its economic practice cities will also likely top the agenda as well as global concerns of supply chain crunches, global food security and gas hikes around the world. protesters have as gathered in response to the g-7 meeting. specifically they re calling for greater climate action change. this will not be the last time many of these faces will sit together at a summit. just couple days time they will travel to spain for the meeting
institute have been saying since the beginning you have to sanction gold. this is really late in the game. it shows how much more the united states if they were really truly leading this effort to crush russia what they could have done early on but they have not. they have been holding back. the other thing really important to keep in mind, because the press has begun to look away from what is going on, russia weaponized global food supply as well as energy there is this naval blockade, they re not letting ukrainian food out into the global market, that is what we ll see salmon, high food prices, even in western countries, other secondary effects. it is still a major problem. the united states still needs to lead nato despite, the pols, brits, help ukraine push russians out. not peace any at cost but a peace to have ukraine have a sovereign nation when this is over. rachel: i m glad you brought up the food supply situation globally, the impact of that on the third world.
the crime in this city is not about him and his policies. he says it is about the pandemic. this is lynnette romero, ktla anchor in l.a. do you feel like l.a. county is safer because of what you have done? he said yeah, in some areas it is. i think it is important to start out saying i was a police officer for many years before i was the district attorney. i know how to keep communities safe. a lot of loss angle would disagree with them. coming out a of pandemic, had tremendous impact not only in l.a. county but around the nation. crime is up around the nation. some of our neighboring counties per capita are having higher than we were. we have impact on crime and homelessness around the city. a lot of things we have not seen them. i m frustrated as much as the next person. that is national problem, not just a l.a. problem. l.a. in many ways is actually