mary anne marsh who s in cape cod. welcome to the programme. russia has stepped up its air assault on targets across ukraine. moscow says it hit more than 300 military targets, including weapon and fuel depots, warehouses and other infrastructure mainly in eastern ukraine. but ukraine says that many of the missiles hit and killed civilians. at least seven people were killed in kharkiv, while the governor of mykolaiv, near the port of 0desa, says the city has been under continuous bombardment from russia rockets. and then there s the western city of lviv. it has been relatively unscathed throughout the conflict, but missile strikes there have killed at least 7 people. three military warehouses and a car garage were hit. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is there. this is where one of the missiles hit this morning. the authorities tell us that it is a tyre fitting garage, a place that looks after people s cars. they say this is not a military target whatsoever, but they have said t
our southern border where the humanitarian crisis goes on with the white house set to end title 42 next month. and russia is intent on remaking eastern europe as china seeks domination on the global stage. with control of congress up for grabs this november, democrats will have to answer for the president s policies. coming up, virginia congressman rob whitman on the growing concern on main street that biden s economic agenda will lead to a recession. plus, the kremlin s brutal invasion of ukraine continues, now in its 53rd day. house foreign affairs committee member darrell issa is here on the impact u.s. sanctions are having on moscow and what more can be done. then, texas governor greg abbott s response to president biden s handling of the southern border by sending buses with migrants not nation s to the nation s capital. texas congresswoman beth van duyn joins us on that as the urgent warning of fentanyl-related deaths across the country spikes. plus, the federal inves
we are just 24 hours out from that historic image being released to the public for the first time. but a lot has happened in those 24 hours. as of this morning, all 19 codefendants in the georgia case have surrendered to authorities in fulton county. 18 of those 19 codefendants have been released awaiting trial. one is still in jail, harrison floyd was one of the people allegedly involved in a plot to intimidate poll worker ruby freeman, when he turned himself in yesterday. mr. floyd was denied bond because of a prior charge. it turns out that earlier this year, harrison floyd allegedly attacked an fbi agent who was trying to serve him a grand jury subpoena in jack smith s federal elections investigation. well, today mr. floyd appeared remotely in a georgia courtroom, where he told a judge that he was not a flight risk, arguing that he flew in from out of state to turn himself in before donald trump did. the judge said that it would be up to another judge to set conditions fo
finished the show is there some sort of beef. when i m over i m quick because it s your show, so we get in, get out. no beef, and i want to make sure everyone knows that, my friend. good, important discussion. have a great evening. i ll have a good show. keep your filthy hands off trump tower. that s donald trump s latest fund raising pitch to supporters. quote, insane radical a.g. letitia james wants to seize my properties in new york. this includes the iconic trump tower, so before the day s over i m calling on 1 million trump patriots to chip in and say stop the witch-hunt against president trump, end quote. the tone of trump s fund-raising e-mails are always blaringly urgent, but new reporting today suggests donald trump really is panicking about losing his properties. the former president has just five days to pay the state of new york a bond of nearly half a billion dollars after he was found liable in the new york attorney n general s civil frau case against him. t
more time with lawyers and you are. just hours ago trump s team, with pausing the ruling to the d.c. circuit. it rejected his claim of immunity. and earlier today in florida, trump showed up at a federal courthouse, closed-door. the classified evidence in the mar- a-lago case has been busy. but, wait there s more. this thursday, the judges overseeing the hush money case. we will, see we will be watching. this, friday we will be seeing the civil fraud trial. they re expected to deliver the ruling with trump and whether he can do business. basically, how many millions he will have to pay damages. but any, count it s a packed week. it s a packed week in courtrooms all across the country. but i do want to zero in on what is happening right now. just on the, straight at the supreme court here in washington, it is not physically there, but it s something he pushed for today. remember last week, on overturning the 2020 election. former president trump has become citizen, trump w