fight. o er the ramparts we watched were so is gallantly streaming. and the rockets 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 o er the land of the free and the home of the brave will: you continue to outdo do yourself. good morning and welcome to the fox & friends on this super bowl sunday. your pictures there along with your american national anthem. continue sending in your photo thes at friends@fox news come. will cain, rachel campos duffy and brian kilmeade with you, and i don t know if you ve noticed in your national anthem, but there was extra credit because our buddy, pete hegseth, always requests a photo of fox & friends in the background, and there was a photo of that dog, so an extra special edition of the national anthem. brian s in arizona, i m in dallas the, and rachel s holdingsing holding it down back in new york. good morning. rachel:
at the supreme court. did not abortion decision today but still a heavy presence of demonstration. protests turn into riots and violence. slashed the price of the picture of the v.p. selling tickets for $15,000. now you can get a photo for 5,000. she would have to pay me to take a picture with her. say hello hello. are. steve: hello. it s wednesday, june 22nd, 2022. you are looking live at niagara falls, right now, 17 degrees there daytime high of 89. there s a chance of rain. but if you are at niagara falls you are probably going to get wet anyway. brian: you should not get in a barrel and go over the edge. steve: that has so been done. 3,000 tons of water go over the falls every second. it is the world s honeymoon capitol. ainsley: they were lighting it up with all different colors. they have lights under the water sometimes it s pink, sometimes it s blue. sometimes it s green. steve: there are actually three water falls, horseshoe falls also known as
deadly air strikes leave 20 people dead, mostly children. here at home, texas immigration law with stop and frisk is spreading to other states. let s do it. est in the presidential election hit a near low. 64% of registered voters say they have a high-level interest of the election. on the face it might not sound alarming until you realize it was slower than nbc news found at the same point in time four years ago and during every election cycle before it, going all of the way back to 2008. this after america juggles twiceis, here and abroad the growing war as tensions over the israeli/hamas war and the volatile situation abroad is contributing to rising inflation and gas prices for americans. meanwhile, trump reported to a manhattan courthouse four times this week at the start of the first ever criminal trial of a former u.s. president. come november, he could become the first to be convicted of a crime. that conviction would not bar him from running to become our presiden
than 20 people dead. most of them children. here at home, texas controversial immigration law equated with stop and frisk. it s spreading to other states. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s do it. interest among american voters in this year s upcoming presidential election has hit a near 20-year low. according it an nbc news poll, 64% of registered voters say they have a high level of interest in the november election. now on a night that might not sound alarming until you realize it is actually lower than what nbc news found at this same point in time four years ago and during every election cycle before it going all the way back to 2008. interest in our presidential election comes as america juggles multiple crisis both here and abroad. u.s. is currently risking involvement in a growing war in the middle east as tensions over the israeli hamas war reverberate throughout the region. contributing to rising inflation and gas prices for americans. meanwhile donald trump has reported
kibbutz nir oz, right on israel s border with gaza, feels like a time capsule stuck in the horrors of the 7th of october. hamas broke in at dawn. they killed and took hostage a quarter of the 400 or so israelis who lived here. sayed was laying there dead, nearthere. you could see that he was trying to hold the door closed, and actually, the door was locked. the army opened the door later. ron behat and his family survived in their safe room. then he recovered dead friends and neighbours, some in pieces. in this house, you know, that was the first time that we realised that we are not looking for only bodies, because the beginning, you know, we took a lot of bodies. the interrupted, terminated lives laundry neatly folded the night before the attack give israelis a sense of moral clarity. going around this place, you can understand why israelis believe very strongly that they re fighting a just war in gaza. of course, their allies feel the same. their quarrel is with the me