russia of breaking it promise to allow evacuations. still ukraine s president says authorities are doing everything they can to get people out. translator: russian shelling and assault on azovstal does not stop. but civilians still need to be taken out. women, children, many children who are still wthere. just imagine this hell. and there are children. horn two months of constant shelling, bombing, and constant death nearby. mr. zelenskyy didn t say how many people left mariupol on thursday, only that evacuations from the southern party is are ongoing. the red cross says more than 300 people believed to be from mariupol and surrounding areas arrived in zaporizhzhia on wednesday. sources tell cnn that ukraine had some help from the u.s. in targeting russia s flagship destroyer last month. the warship sank april 14 after missile strikes. sources say the ukrainians spotted the ship and asked the americans for confirmation that it was in fact that ship. the u.s. provided in
view that the federal reserve is on top of what is ailing folks when it comes to inflation or today maybe not on top of what is ailing people with inflation. we have got you covered on this one because remember yesterday when they were seizing on the view here that, well, actually the chairman of the federal reserve jerome powell is on top of this and he s not looking forward to hiking rates 3/4 points. but today people were saying, wait a minute. he s still talking about raising rates. until they said why were we so happy yesterday? it s a wash but a wash we can t interpret to be which is the real direction of stocks and this economy. at a time when inflation itself remains very much out of control. we got more reminders of that and a slowing indication on the economy. let s get the very latest right now from gerri willis at the nasdaq market site where anything technology was in a tail spin i guess, huh, gerry? you understand it completely. a terrible day for the marke
crime waves, if you will, robberies and purse snatchings, pickpockets and the train, in times square. we ve seen domestic violence and most recently we have seen mob like activity. we can t continue to give cover for individuals who play try some of these in order to commit crimes against the innocent. sandra: calls for change as century policies hurt efforts to deport migrant criminals. this is a new caravan of at least 2,000 migrants makes its way to our u.s. southern border. that s happening as we speak. hello and welcome from everyone. m sandra smith, and this is to be 27. aishah, welcome to you. aishah: i m aishah hasnie aishah hasnie info john roberts today. an elite i.c.e. team in boston, officers pick up five illegal migrants just yesterday. and all of the suspects, sandra, were previously arrested on felonies but released by the state s century policies. sandra: fox team coverage kicks off now. leo terrell will join us in a moment on the migrant crime crisis. c
on the judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and she needs a stepladder to hide, dana perino. the five. a major standoff over the border is underway right now, texas trading barbs with the federal government over literal bars. the democrats now want joe biden to seize texas troops to sort it all out. governor greg abbott pledging to wrap the border with more razor wire after the supreme court gave biden the go-ahead to remove it. abbott argues it is a state s right to install more of the prickly barriers, even rode joe a long letter about it where he accused him of violating his oath. the biden administration has really, truly abdicated its responsibility to secure the border and enforce the laws. texas, very simply, is securing the border. and so we put up the razor wire that we are talking about, bill, we put up all of these barricades actually have denied illegal entry. and as you pointed out also, there are criminals coming across the border. texas h
back to the original brief saying the refusal to provide full and equal wedding cake services constituted discrimination based on sexual orientation in violation of the unrue civil rights act but also religion is a protected characteristics and her attorney argues the agency has chosen one right over another. the california state agency supposed to protect kathy miller from religious discrimination and hate crimes like this is actually the same agency that has been prosecuting her for six years. the california appeals court will likely rule on miller s case in 2025, but she said her and her attorneys say they are prepared to take the case all the way to the u.s. supreme court if necessary. sandra: a live look inside that atlanta courtroom where any moment now a hearing could shed light on communication between d.a. fani willis s office and the federal government, including the biden white house. that is set to begin a short time from now. hello, welcome, i m sandra smit