[the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] will: secretary of state antony blinken is in jordan meeting with middle east leaders as arab leaders push for a cease-fire. the idf continues its gaza ground offensive. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says there will be no pause unless all hostages are released. translator: our forces operate in all fronts and in all capacities. our victory will be swift and clear. it will deliver a message to our enemies that will resonate for generations. rachel: the department of defense is releasing photos showing two us aircraft carriers in the mediterranean after the chief of hezbollah if is a threat in his first remarks since the war broke out. your fleets will be no good. bombing from the air will not work. your interests, your soldiers, your fleets will pay the price. they will be the victim. will: the idea of hammering suspected hezb
boeing planes crashed, killing 346 people. boeing said that the allegations were thoroughly investigated and that it analysis determined there were no safety concerns. the firm said it s reviewing the newly released documents and will thoroughly investigate any new plane. turning to the chip industry, shares of micron have fallen by around 7% in extended trading in new york. the firm beat revenue estimates for the fiscal third quarter, powered by the artificial intelligence boom. however, its forecasts were weaker than what analysts expected. some analysts expected. a lot of attention in the industry has been on chip giant nvidia. its shares have also struggled recently, although it briefly overtook microsoft last week as the world s most valuable company. technology industry analyst bob o donnell explained the market reaction. you re starting to get some unrealistic expectations. i think that s been triggering some of the moves of nvidia and macron and others. i think people
. maria: good sunday morning, happy father s day to all, welcome to sunday morning futures , i am maria bartiromo, thank you for joining me. today expanded the base, president trump meeting with black voters, congressional republicans, business leaders to unite around his agenda ripping through blue states as black, hispanics and young people pivot to trump while joe biden fundraisers and hobnob with hollywood this weekend. all of this asset republicans fight back on what they call biden s weaponize government vowing to block anybody nominees until after the election. coming up texas senator ted cruz on aging merrick garland and contempt of congress, missouri senator eric schmidt on joe biden s d.o.j. in the moves to take down joe s number one political enemy donald trump along with florida congresswoman anna paulina luna on whether president biden makes it to the election or will he be pushed to withdraw after more gaffes on the world stage. in italy at the g7, covid a for
all right, that s going to do it for us tonight. in europe, the generations old fear of the far right appears to be slipping. that is the top line from this week s eu elections. setting to retain power and radical right parties will now make up the second biggest block in the european parliament. in germany, a blow to u.s. ally after the anti-immigration and anti-muslim party alternative for germany beat his social democratic party in last week s vote. that was after the parties lead candidate sparked a major scandal saying last month that the members were not necessarily criminals. in france, right wing s national party delivered a defeat the french leader responded by calling for a stop election. a risky move that could inflict further losses. both personally and for the president s party. the news overseas, mainly sparked headlines here at home speculate over what the far right victory could mean for our elections in november. theorizing that the blocked success could fo