Hello, everyone. Im sandra smith along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr. Is here, pete hegseth, greg gutfeld. Its 5 00 in New York City and this is the five. All right, some big news, process, special prosecutor nathan wade falling on his sword to protect his former flame. Fani willis. And dramatically stepping down from the trump Georgia Election case. Judge scott mcafee had given the Fulton County d. A. And explosive ultimatum. What happened earlier, that she must cut ties with wade or step aside herself. While the judge did not outright disqualify her, he did not let willis escape completely, mcafee calling the conduct a tremendous lapse of judgment. But he says they are bad choices do not constitute a direct conflict of interest. The judge also admonishing fanis various Courtroom Appearance saying shed behaved in an unprofessional manner when she testified. Right here. No, no, no, this is the truth, judge, it is a lie. It is a lie. And i dont really like wine, to be honest
crashing into his propeller. united states military then forced to ditch it into the sea. and they were accusing america an act of provocation would invite them to stop the hostile military action near its borders. seems like a pretty big deal between two nuclear powers right? but not so fast jill biden hasn t said a word about it today. and it looks like a steam plus to give the russians a pass. the mission that we deliver to the russian ambassadors that they need to be more careful in flag in international airspace near new york u.s. assets to flag a completely ways, and conducting admissions in support of our national security interest. i think the best assessment right now it probably was unintentional and it probably was the role of the results of profound and confidence on one russian pilots. republicans say this another incidence of jill biden acting week on the world stage he s mad. let s be honest about this for a second. the report coming out of our governme
bret: breaking tonight the effort to avoid a disaster involving commercial airlines. there have been several very close calls lately we told you about them yesterday. today the held a safety summit to come up with solutions. mark meredith leads us off from reagan national airport. good evening, mark. bret, good evening to you. the top aviation the skies are safe. after a number of near misses and close calls, including one at this airport just last week, the government is also examining if more can be to avoid potential disasters. we have seen an uptick in serious close calls that we must address. transportation secretary pete buttigieg kicked off today s aviation safety summit with a warning. more mistakes than usual are happening across the system, on runways, at gates when planes are pushing back, in control towers and on flight decks. the government says it s investigating six runway incursions this year alone, including one at washington s reagan airport 8
program in prison tonight, his health failing. his lawyers saying he s been poisoned. and morgues in china oesh flowing full of people who were sick from covid. the government is saying, though, they re not covid deaths. why? we re live in beijing tonight with a special report. let s go out front. and good evening. i m erin burnett. out front tonight putin calls it a war. for the first time vladimir putin using the word war to describe his brutal invasion of ukraine. for ten months it s been called a special operation. in fact the word war has been banned. and then today hours after zelenskyy visited with biden in washington, putin said this. translator: our goal is not to spin the flywheel of military conflict but on the contrary to end this war we have been and will continue to strive for this. war. the word war is not semantics for putin. calling this a war, which again has not been allowed. it s been banned. it has serious implications because it allows putin to
do you think that the government i m not suggesting federal, state or city, just overall, are you not being well served for the protection of children and your child in particular? i can say this, 57,000 people died in 2020 from fentanyl overdoses and i don t know what 21 and 22. we re just eight months in. so no, i don t think the government at any level has done enough. i think that the current administration has got to stand up and take notice. i think the state of iowa has got to take notice. how many more people have to die before somebody takes it serious? this is worse than the 1970s heroin epidemic. i m calling everyone to action, everybody in the community stand up. the fentanyl pills are ridiculous. 40% of those pills kill people. they re lethal. so i think everybody, the community, the government, the state, the governor, we all need to stand up in solidarity and handle this. dana: i hear you. we grieve with you and pray for your strength. hold onto each othe