the united states and around the world, i m christine romans. we begin with breaking news on what s now the second biggest bank failure in u.s. history. most of first republic bank is now being bought by jpmorgan chase in a deal arranged by the federal deposit insurance corporation. the fdic. cnn s clare sebastian live in london for us. clare, this deal announced just a short time ago. all weekend, we ve been waiting for word what would happen to first republic. we knew it couldn t continue as a concern here. fdic would have to step in. and you went to bed thinkiing first republic is your bank, it s now jpmorgan chase, right? yeah, christine, all 84 branches of first republic will reopen this morning as branches of jpmorgan. this is different than silicon valley bank which was taken by regulators and stayed there for more than two weeks. this happenmuch more quickly over the weekend with that auction held on sunday. several banks bid it. it seems they reached that deal with
mass shooting north of houston. they say francisco oropeza is a 38-year-old mexican national and identified by a large tattoo on his left forearm. investigators from the suspects phone in a rural area the county sheriff admits a suspect could quote be anywhere now. we have bordered team coverage and at griff jenkins is live with exclusive new pictures of the ongoing surge at the border. bus house republicans say they have a plan to beef up border security after title 42 ends in less than two weeks. but first, christina coleman is live with the latest on the manhunt in texas, christina per. hi jon we just got some new information on this just seconds ago. texas governor greg abbott just announced on twitter the five people killed in the shooting in the country illegally for the 38-year-old mexican national accused of shooting the victims in the head with an ar-15 stove rifle was also in the country illegally. fox news at bill melugin group the suspect francisco oropeza has b
specialfather s day weekend event so everybody understands the role of fathers on this special day but first , when you open the hood and examine themechanics behindcompromise that s taking place, dc s signs of coming together not because of president by a . it is in spite of president biden . when he trumpets his biggest accomplishment thebipartisan infrastructure bill the fact is it was passed out by the senate leadership .it didn t take long for the president to blow it to smithereens . do you believe that? he forgot about that. things didn t exactly work out that way. it s a bad, bad bill. that was talking about the rubble of billed back better, the second bill that he needed to sign the first one. three months later and signed off on that something he could have signed in june before he blew it up at the white house and i m talking about the infrastructure bill but it s signed and it s done and it s finished. then there s scenes like this outside a conservative supr
blackburn, plus brian kilmeade and more in a jam-packed hour. john: busy friday afternoon. begin with president biden s plunging poll numbers, americans take stock how he is handling or not handling inflation. john roberts in washington, good to be with you as we head into the weekend. sandra: i m sandra smith in new york, and this is america reports. president receiving the highest unfavorable rating to date in the latest fox news polling. 57% of american voters say they have a negative view of the president. the new numbers come as the national average for a price of a gallon of gasoline surges past $5, making record after record in recent weeks. john: it hurts just to put the pump in the car these days. president biden pushing forward with his green agenda, amid political pressure to lower gasoline prices. holding a virtual meeting with some largest economies to discuss climate change. sandra: peter doocy is live from the north lawn, kicks things off for us, hello,
argument that the plot against trump was designed to inject the fbi in to the election , which would be a no-no if they can prove that. so it s the trial at hand of former hillary clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann getting out of his vehicle in washington at the courthouse. now, at issue is whether he lied to the fbi when he brought them what he claimed were links between trump and a russian bank called alpha. they say, the prosecutors are saying that sussmann manipulated the bureau in to an investigation in hopes of prompting a big problem or an october surprise two months before the 2016 election. that is what they re efforting to prove here in this d.c. courtroom. who better to talk to about this than andy mccarthy here on day two of the government s case against sussmann. he just wrote a brilliant piece about this. it came out an hour ago. first to david spunt who is live outside that d.c. courtroom watching it all for us. hi, david. hi, martha. good afternoon. a