harris faulkner joined by my cohost emily come upon you and kaylee mcenaney in studio. and fox news contributor miranda devine is here in the center virtual seat, fox and friends enterprise reporter and fox news political analyst lawrence jones. while americans become more dissatisfied with president biden, as secretary of state is now getting ready to testify before congress about the botched afghanistan exit and if the americans who are still left behind, stranded. i don t like to use that word but we know it s true. this after the president defended the withdrawal at a 9/11 memorial. critics are calling it insensitive and insulting. president biden: it s already back other places, what s the strategy? every place where we have al qaeda we are going to invade and have troops there? come on. harris: it felt like he was whispering again, maybe it was the mask. and while americans are stranded in afghanistan, the present without golfing leading critics to after him for all
some very big contrasts in our weather across the uk today. in the north, very cloudy from argyll and bute. rain bearing clouds, some of it spreading south was across the uk. in the south, it is actually a completely different story. we ve got a clear skies and you can see the clear weather across the south coast of england, east anglia and the south east, whereas here there is a weather front which, at the moment, it s pretty much crossing the irish sea, the worst of the weather around cumbria, lancashire, parts of northern wales. this is where it will be through the early afternoon. it has been such a dry end to the spring that this rainfall is welcome, particularly welcome in the south. the trouble is, even once the south. the trouble is, even once the rain does reach southern areas this evening and overnight, the weather front reigns itself out, so weather front reigns itself out, so we have spits and spots left. at the weekend isjust we have spits and spots left. at the
and the first results are coming in for wales and scotland, and counting is under way in northern ireland, where they re looking to form a new government. the other main stories this lunchtime: as another attempt is made to rescue civilians from the steelworks in mariupol, we visit a town trying to rebuild after russian attacks. the supermarket giant morrisons proposes a last minute rescue deal for mccoll s, the convenience store chain on the brink of collapse. and will young speaks for the first time about the death of his twin brother rupert, who took his own life after years of struggling with alcohol addiction. and coming up on the bbc news channel jubilant scenes at ibrox, as rangers can start preparing for their first european final in m years. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the conservatives have suffered losses in the local elections in england, with seats being taken by labour, the liberal democrats and the green party. labour has done well in l
referring to the crime crisis now made it to the front steps of public schools. families afraid to send their children to class. shootings and homicides have surged, 19 students losing their lives over the past year. we will hear from a parent you heard, says a failure to education system in the country and lack of accountability have allowed kids to be more and more violent. i heard him saying i need eight, within six months, i would not vote for him because he said eight years. i say six months. leadership is not entertainment, not virtual signalling, not brand building, leadership is about producing results for the people that you represent. john: friday afternoon with the race for the white house, 2024 republican candidates taking shots at one another and at the democratic party. accusing it of rigging the primary process for president biden. hello, john roberts in washington. welcome back, sandra. sandra: good to be with you, john. a busy afternoon ahead, flori
media @mitchellreports. chris jansing reports starts right now. good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. college campuses from coast to coast are on edge at this hour. new pro-palestinian protests active across roughly two dozen states, even after police cleared encampments overnight at places like columbia university. will an ongoing police presence enforce a calm there or could things get worse before they get better? plus, a new abortion law going into effect in florida today, leaving few options for women seeking abortions across the southeast. the latest from there and arizona where democrats along with a handful of republicans are considering a repeal of the near total abortion ban dating back 160 years. and donald trump out of the courthouse and on the campaign trail in wisconsin just a few hours from now. will he tempt fate and test his gag order even after the judge threatened him with the possibility of jail time. we ll dig in